Show FRENCH PAPERS STILL SEE WAR WARAn An Alleged Statement of For Former Former Former mer Ambassador Aoki at San Francisco J Used JI as lS S a aParis Je Text TextS t Parts Paris Jan 5 The newspapers r rs here continue to give much space to the situation and com corn comment comment ment upon the latest developments The papers print an alleged interview with Viscount Aoki the retiring ambassador am ambassador of at Japan to the United States in which he Is quoted from San Fran Francisco Francisco Francisco cisco saying aying that Japan would consid consider er as an offensive action any attempt on the part of the United States clude elude the Japanese and take this as lis a text on which to base long articles I Viscount denial of this inter interview interview interview view has not yet been published here Lacking this denial d the Journal Debats thinks that in his hia interview Aoki has placed his finger on the real danger point Jaran Japan refuses to admit that I anywhere on the globe the Japanese I are am socially inferior to any other peo people people pie says nays the paper Japan claims to I have won the absolute right to be treated as a great power po wet everywhere I and under all circumstances Conflict Imminent In Jn the time opinion of Q time the he Eclair clair I if the two governments to the senti sentiments sentiments sentiments ments of at the people and the logical ne no necessity necessity of at the situation a conflict appear imminent 1 But Japan is without money and America is not ready it adds conse cease consequently consequently we will doubtless see both na nations nations nations champ at their bits a while longer The believes belies beli ves that friendly and tactful powers at Washington will pre prevent prevent prevent vent a break It fears only that the American people may become excited Baron Earon the Japanese ambas ambassador ambassador ambassador to France today gave out a statement that he was convinced that Viscount Aoki only means that Japan would consider offensive social legis legislation legislation legislation lation against the Japanese similar for Cor instance to the exclusion act against the Chinese I |